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As EV ambitions cool, major US automakers are leaning harder into battery energy storage, targeting utilities, industrial customers, and data centers in a shift shaped by policy and AI-era power demand.

Honda says it plans to bring its Mobile Power Pack e swappable battery system to the US market for B2B commercial integrations after showcasing the technology at ACT Expo.

Corrosion in utility-scale solar equipment is emerging as more than a cosmetic concern, with implications for maintenance costs, structural integrity, electrical reliability, and fire safety over multi-decade project lif

An energy industry opinion piece argues that Alaska’s remote electric systems should be treated as a national infrastructure priority.

Croatia’s state-owned utility HEP is seeking developers for a 56 MW solar project in Zadar county with up to 200 MWh of battery storage, signaling continued momentum for paired renewable and storage infrastructure.

The White House has revised Section 232 metal tariff calculations, setting a 15% rate for certain electrical grid equipment while maintaining far higher duties on many metal-heavy goods.

After a week of Ukrainian drone attacks on major Russian oil and gas facilities near the Gulf of Finland, EU Defense and Space Commissioner Andrius Kubilius said the campaign could impose painful costs on Russia’s war-fu

Atlas Energy Solutions is acquiring $840 million in distributed power generation assets from Caterpillar, a major deal reflecting surging demand for reliable on-site power across industrial sectors.

The Department of Energy has issued the largest loan in its history — $26.5 billion — to Southern Company for 5 GW of new natural gas capacity and other grid investments. The agency says the deal will deliver over $7 billion in cost savings for Georgia Power and Alabama Power customers.